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Old 06-21-2011, 02:20 PM
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Default 782D / 882: Replacement upper radiator hose?
I've had plans to take my upper hose off and go to AutoZone, NAPA, O'Reilly's, etc. to see if they could come up with a close visual match. Has anyone already done this?
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I think i've read that some have done this. I'll do the same thing some day.
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Let us know what you find. The upper hose on mine is hard as a rock and probably isn't long for this world. It may be hard to find something close from a car, as most cars don't have 1" radiator hoses. Don't forget to add some insulation to the new hose where it was on the original one.
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It may be hard to find something close from a car, as most cars don't have 1" radiator hoses.
You read my mind on that one. That's why I need to find a parts counter guy willing to just take the hose in the back and start trying to match it. I may very well walk out with a hose from a 1977 Honda Accord.

For the insulation, I thought about getting some of that self-adhesive thermal foil wrap with some kind of fire-proof padding inside.
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I have a good friend that works on small engines for the city he lives in so he has some pretty good connections with his parts people. He took my hose with him into a warehouse and just walked around checking hoses until he found a match. Almost identical and it works just perfect. Ill call him in the morning to see which place he got it at.

Ill second that notion on the insulation. Its a must do if you are going to be running your engine long and hard.
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the heater core hose on my 1969 c/10 is one in" stuff you could try to check that out.

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I have a good friend that works on small engines for the city he lives in so he has some pretty good connections with his parts people. He took my hose with him into a warehouse and just walked around checking hoses until he found a match. Almost identical and it works just perfect. Ill call him in the morning to see which place he got it at.

Ill second that notion on the insulation. Its a must do if you are going to be running your engine long and hard.
That would be awesome if he could come up with a part number or a way for us to get ahold of some.
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